CAPTURING Interiors WORKSHOP

Still Life iPhone Photography

ALL THE SHOOTING SECRETS OF A TOP INTERIORS PHOTOGRAPHER TO CAPTURE YOUR BEST INTERIORS IMAGES YET.

A rustic wooden console table with a large vase holding a dried, leafless branch, a small painting of a woman, a collection of stones and shells, a bowl, and a decorative object. To the right, a ceramic urn-shaped lamp with a white shade. Below, stacked art books and magazines, and the floor has a cotton basket and a white radiator cover.

LIGHT + SHADOW

White flowering branches in front of a dark brown vase, on a white shelf against a textured white wall with a picture frame and a brass wall-mounted lantern.
A wooden table with a large, cream-colored ceramic vase on it. Behind the table, a beige wall with a framed old painting and cream curtains on each side.

THE ART OF iPhone Photography

Do you want to take better photographs of your home, interior design projects, or the gorgeous places you visit?

This workshop, taught by top professional interiors photographer Erin Kelly, will teach you how to take beautiful and soulful interiors photography all from your iPhone.

Capturing spaces in an artful way requires a honed eye for design, technical skill, styling knowledge and mastery of natural light. This course will cover what camera settings to use for your iPhone camera, how to style spaces for photography, how to capture magical light, the nitty gritty of editing, and developing your own unique photography style.

$75

CAPTURING SOULFUL INTERIORS WORKSHOP

What We’ll Cover

  • Interior decor with a large brown ceramic vase holding leafy branches, placed on a rustic wooden table. Art painting leaning against the wall behind. Various objects including stones, a bowl, and art books on the table and shelves.

    Camera Settings

    Every detail needed to customize the iPhone Camera for producing the best interiors imagery.

  • A marble table with a bronze sculpture of a kneeling person, a book titled 'Arranging Things' by Colin King, and three stones, on a beige carpet near a window.

    Styling

    Our eyes see rooms differently than a camera lens. This section will teach you how to arrange a space with a stylist’s eye for composition.

  • A brown ceramic vase holding dried, twisted branches with no leaves, placed on a square marble pedestal. Behind it, a rectangular carved stone relief depicting a face and other carvings, mounted on a beige wall. The scene is softly lit from the right side.

    Lighting

    Shooting in natural light produces the most dynamic and gorgeous photographs. This lesson covers when and how to harness the power of the sun for photography.

  • A wooden table or stand holding a large beige ceramic vase, a small dark stone dish with wooden sticks, and a triangular textured object, with a beige wall in the background.

    Editing

    Developing your own photography aesthetic is all in the editing. Diving into the best editing apps and how to get your images to shine.

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A marble table with a bronze sculpture of a kneeling woman, a closed book titled "Arranging Things" by Colin King, and three stones on a beige carpet floor near a window.
A cozy interior room with a window dressed with white curtains and a beige valance. A table with a decorative bowl, dried branches in a vase, and a row of magazines on the side.
Interior scene featuring a black metal bookshelf with various books and decorative objects, such as vases and sculptures, next to a cream-colored fireplace with decorative elements on the mantel and a partially visible painting on the wall.
Sunlight streams through a window with sheer white curtains, illuminating a kitchen or dining area. On the counter, there is a clear glass vase filled with white flowers and greenery. To the right, a brass two-candle candelabrum is visible. In the fo
A cozy dining room with a wooden table, surrounded by dark wood chairs with woven seats. A large paper lantern hangs above the table, casting a warm glow. Behind the table, a white bookshelf displays various vases and books, with a window and curtain

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FAQs

  • Absolutely.

    Even though this course covers ONLY iPhone camera settings, that is only one part of the workshop. We will also dive into lighting, styling, framing, composition and editing principles that can be applied with any camera phone.

    The recommended photo editing apps can also be across various devices.

  • Not at all. I share the editing process I personally use and have great results with, but you can apply the same guidance in alternate apps.

  • Absolutely not! You do not need to have any previous photography knowledge to take this course. This workshop is for everyone that has ever wanted to take a beautiful still life image and wonders how a professional does it.

  • Let me tell you a secret... no one's space is. And you should absolutely not wait to take this workshop until you feel like it is perfect. Because guess what... it will never be. None of us have perfect spaces.

    What makes me very good at my professional job is figuring out the best light and taking the right angles. That's what I'm sharing in this course. I want you to feel empowered and excited to start using your space as a place to PLAY and have fun. Ignore the areas that don't make your heart sing and focus your attention on the ones that do. A little bit of styling, lighting and the right shooting approach will make you rediscover your home.